is your daughter carolyn casey? i said, yes.en an accident, and your daughter's dead. a fire. andrea canning: when carolyn's younger sister, amanda, learned the news, she collapsed with grief. i just screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. they've got this wrong? yeah. something's wrong. she didn't die. i said, no. she's not dead. what was the turning point? i called her apartment, and she didn't answer. detective capps did say it was homicide. i think we had a strong feeling that possibly there was some type of sexual assault that occurred and that somebody was trying to cover up some evidence. andrea canning: kelly brown of "the eagle" newspaper had another story to write. this is a community that's not used to a lot of murders. it's not used to violent crimes like this. and it certainly wasn't used to having a murder victim be set on fire. even law enforcement, they thought, what do we have on our hands here? andrea canning: on the night of carolyn's murder, there had been a small party in one of the apartm

carolyn scott for being present on that day. okay.now i'm here because i need to give you an update and to express some concerns. so please bear with me for our communities supporters, stakeholders and the general public. the cac work is multifaceted. it's the community organization that's the main liaison to the community. we're the shipyard and candlestick projects. we are the mayor's designated community forum for these projects for the navy's cleanup of community reporting. and our main partners are oci and the shipyard and candlestick projects private public private partner five point. >> the cac facilitates the navy, local, state and federal regulators public proceedings and gives voice to the local and minority contractors and businesses who wish to participate in the hp nsc remedial activities and economic development. to summarize, we do the work on the ground the heavy lifting and i'd like to invite all of you to please come to the cac meetings. our meetings are in the community and open to the public and we live cast our me

welcome carolyn. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. my name is carolyn goosen and i work with the public defender's office as their san francisco policy director. and in this capacity i've had the honor of working closely with commissioner carter over stone over the past three years on the policy to limit racially biased stops. >> and i wanted to come today to share my support and appreciation for his tireless work to make our city safer for all san franciscans. >> he has not only provided critical, unwavering oversight of our city's armed police force but he has also fought for s.f. pd to engage in policing that does not rely on racial bias and police violence. >> as you are all well aware supervisors, we give enormous power to the police. they can as part of their legal duties carry weapons, detain people even children lie to coerce information. >> and they can even legally take someone's life. with this amount of power we need to ensure that there's strong independent civilian oversight. and this is what commissioner carter stone ex

epping, glen, mary chu and well evan glenn is deputy director and denise's absentia and mary chu carolyni write about fernandes or i'll be presenting president chuck collins will be presenting and we'll have our legacy grantees awardees and they'll be all past our past recent past and present awardees. so it's going to be a nice evening and then afterwards the people will get a chance to go to the gallery and see the show that's currently up and so that will be an opportunity as well. so it's going to be a good evening. it's a long day tomorrow but it's going to be a fun day tomorrow and so we encourage everybody to come and show up. >> we have something nice planned for everybody so thank you. >> all right. thank you. anything else? no. okay. i guess i need to ask if there's public comment. >> no comment public no public? >> no comment. then i will go to item number 16 which is adjournment right my name is mark, the general manager of condor beach in san francisco. condor was created [indiscernible] when it started in 1964, the club becoming the first adult entertainment, club regal in

host: carolyn in virginia on the line for democrats. good morning.aller: i have been on here for a while, but i've seen the interview yesterday. i've never seen such despicable in my life. i don't understand what he's thinking. i knew he wasn't going to help him because he didn't want the president to help him at all, but if putin wins that country he is going to march over to the other country, and then we've got to get involved. trump acts like that is what he wants putin to do because he and putin are in it together. everyone is going to -- it's going to affect their children and grandchildren and this country bad. i don't understand what's going on in people's heads. putin is over there killing people now. i don't understand what's going on. come into our country and dictate to the people of the united states, take their jobs and their homes, and be hungry. what is wrong with these people? republicans, they are going to realize that their grandchildren and children are going to be caught up in this stuff? i don't understand what's going on. are p